Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-21
DEATH IN THE r

A few years ago the people in q Ger
tain section of one of the !. aiding cities
Of the state were Frustrated with q
malignant disease, and upon lnvesti.
CATION 1t wa found that only those
who used water from o famous old
we'll were the victims.
Professor g. A. baltimore, analyst
Of the New York State Board OF
Health. upon snslyzing water from
this well. found 1t nor deadly than
the city sewage!
The filling up Of the old we'll stopped
the ravages Of the disease.
Not long since the writer noticed
while some men were making an ex-
cavation for q large building, q STRAIT.
um Of dark earth running from near
the surface to hard pan. There 10
took another course toward q well
lea at hand. The water from this
well had for years been tainted with
the DRAWINGS from q receiving vault,
the p~ercolations of which had discol.
ored the earth!
Terrible!
A similar condition of things exists
In our large cities, whose water sup
plies are rivers fed by little streams
that carry of the filth and drainage
from houses. The ''wster" Ia eventu-
ally drunk by rich and poor alike with
great evil.
Some cautious people resort to the
filter for purifying this water but
even the filter does not remove this
poison, for water Of the most deadly
character may pass through this filter
and become clear, yet the poison dis.
guised lie there.
They who use filters know that they
must be renewed at regular periods.
for even though they do not take out
all the impurity, they soon become
foul.
Now In like manner the human
kidneys act "a a filter for the blood.
aud II they are filled up WITH impuri
ties and become foul, like the filter, all
the blood In the system coursing
through them becomes bad, for IL is
now a conceded fact that the kidneys
are the chief "a whereby the
blood Is purified. These organs are
filled with thousands Of hair-liKe
tubes which drain the impurities
from the blood, al the sewer pipes
drain impurities from ~ houses.
If sewer pipe breaks under a house
the sewage escapes into the earth and
fills the house with poisonous gas; SO
II any Of the thousand AMI one little
hair-like sewer tubes OF the kidneys
break down, the entire body Is affected
by this awful poison.
1t is a scientific fact that the kid.
news have few nerves of sensation;
and. consequently, disease may exist
10 these organs for q long time and
not be suspected by the individual. II
Is impossible to filter or take the death
out OF the blood when the least de-
rangement exists in these organs, and
II the blood is not filtered then the
uric acid, or kidney poison. remov-
able only by Warmers safe cure, nc
cumulates In the system and attacks
any organ, producing nine out Of ten
ailments, just ss W gas and bad
drainage produce so many fatal dis
orders.
Kidney disease may be known to
exist il there is any marked departure
from ordinary health without appar-
ent known cause, aud IL should be
understood by all that the greatest
peril exists, and is intensified, IL there
is the least neglect to treat 1t promptly
with that great specific, Warmers safe
cure, a remedy that has received the
highest recognition by scientific men
who have thoroughly investigated the
character of kidney arrangements.
They may not tell US that the cause
Of so many diseases In this organ is the
impure water or any other q thing,
but this poisonous water with its i'm
purities coursing constantly through
these delicate organs undoubtedly
does produce much of the decay and
disease which eventually terminate in
the fatal Bright's disease. for this dis
ease. alike among the drinking men,
prohibitionists. the tobacco slave,
the laborer, the merchant and the
tramp, works terrible devastation
every year.
1t is well known that the liver
which is 80 easily thrown tout of
gear,'' as they say, very readily dis
turbs the action Of the kidneys. That
organ when deranged, Immediately
announces the fact by sallow skin,
co~nstipated bowels. COATED tongue,
and headaches, tut the kidney when
diseased, struggles on for n long time,
aud the facto its disease can only be
discovered by the aid OF the micro
scope or by the physician who Is skill
fui enough to trace the most indirect
effects of the system to the ~derange-
ment of these organs, as the prime
cause.
The public 10 learning much on this
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